I might be a bit off on this; Walter is saying something close to "Good morning, little dear." and Briar responds with "Thank you, papa."
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I might be a bit off on this; Walter is saying something close to "Good morning, little dear." and Briar responds with "Thank you, papa."
If lashings are required, I shall accept them.
I've sadly done this once. (Only once though.) It was for a company related issue where I work that someone else wanted me to look into. I wound up calling back because the person that had me on the issue also didn't have the number when I asked and I didn't want to hold up the support guy.
That bottom-left panel with Belfry and Tess in the background has always been one of my favorites.
I think about this every time I add any sort of screen effect in my games.
I've heard you speak on a few things in videos, so I read this article in your voice, which made it so much better.
I don't think I've ever been that productive on the game before or after that. If I had that level of productivity consistently across the project, it most likely would have been finished years ago.
Speaking of DT4, it is on hold for the next couple weeks while I work on something else for a bit.
During 2022, I got covid, but it wasn't too bad for me. (Had symptoms for 6 days and only 1 was actually bad) I was still quarantined at home, of course. During that time, there was a rather large level (honestly the largest in the game still) in DT4 that I nearly finished within those 6 days.
Oh I'm dumb and didn't link it in the initial post.
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Even if you're not going for that, it'll show you how the toolset works and, from what I've seen, a good start in GML.
I've not watched this entire set of videos myself, but seen it passed around a few times. It's only 2 years old so it's still relevant since GMS has changed significantly in the last few years. It goes over all the basics of a platformer.
It was a good time there and was an overall nice vibe at the con. Was cool stopping by your booth and chatting with you for a bit. (Also got that adorable yoshi sticker.) And feel free to ramble any time. (As a vague clue on which of the many who stopped by your booth.)
Yes! It's adorable! And just a fun concept too.
Man, fuck them too, honestly. They can fuck right off a cliff with asking for money. Like bitch, your constituents need that money right now to fucking survive.
So funny how despite a lot of the individual writing choices in Distorted Travesty 1 aged very poorly, but the overall plot aged like fine fucking wine.
Oh the villain of the game, "The Artist", is a guy who wanted to cheaply create AI-generated games based off of stolen game assets? You don't say.
Finally talking about the game! Sorta.
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Oh shit, I should have known you also translated that one. (Ya know, considering your bio here, lol.) Yeah, the dialogue was never an issue and was quite good. I played those back around the summer of 2019. Went through an "All the Ys" type of thing. All the Steam games + Mask and Dawn.
Mask I HATE though, lol. I'm not a big fan of bump combat in general, but in this, it was very... idk how to put it, but it was painful for me in ways. It was also the silver side of the Temple of the Sun that soured me. I love me some big labyrinths, but this, no words for my hatred of it lol.
The ranking is a mix of gameplay/story. Ark and Nox really hit some cool things for me narratively. Gameplay wise, Felghana and Nox would be the top 2 though. I've played both Dawn of Ys and Mask of Sun. Dawn is interesting and I kinda miss the Esteria visit that Celceta could have had.
Holy... you're my spirit animal... wait no, you're a purple rabbit, shit.
Oh yeah, getting stuck is part of the experience. The recommendation still stands!
Also if your computer can run it, Death Stranding. The first one is on Steam.
La-Mulana, there's nothing else like it.
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Please! Yes, that would be great! I'd love for more people to experience that game.
We don’t use generative AI at Strange Scaffold and I can confirm that a *lot* of other studios are not—whether indie or AAA.
Get outta here with this normalization bullshit.
A family friend was telling us about what her husband shared about his experience in Broadview before he was deported back to Mexico. She's been sharing to friends and family because she's just in disbelief & horror what her husband told her. She wasn't able to talk to him until he was in Mexico.
That smug as hell expression just further proves that Piper is the best character.
Oh lol, if not for your other post, I'd have gone "Have you seen your art?!" etc
But I feel this. I code/design and this chart feels fairly accurate to that progression as well. What has typically brought me back to the high point is trying new coding practices/paradigms rather than what I know.
Multiple tester's controllers have had buttons (L1 button specifically) broken while playing the DT4 end-game content. I think the game is right on track to being amazing, then.
Aye, auto-friend get! Easiest one yet!
Fucking thank you!
That and coding stuff yourself ( and also fixing those edge cases) leads to discoveries that AI is legit incapable of finding.